Diplomacy & Crisis News

For Pakistan, the most worrying possibility is small, relatively cheap drone systems falling into the hands of terrorist groups.

A course correction is needed in New Delhi.

Reported discussions in Kandahar point to a possible expansion of the BLA’s external support networks as the group comes under pressure in Pakistan.

India’s possible role as a facilitator will be driven by its own economic interests, rather than any need to increase its political heft on the global stage.

America should spy on foreign companies to help its own.

A failing peace process leads to only one outcome.

Urban Indian women are refusing to be cowed down or slut shamed or policed for their attire or forced to stay indoors in the evenings to ensure their safety.

Min Aung Hlaing should not be trusted to resolve a refugee crisis that is a direct result of his own past policies.

While the talks focused on the repatriation of refugees, Anwar also appeared to endorse Myanmar's reintegration into ASEAN.

Allied democracies can offer something U.S. industry desperately needs.

So far, Jakarta is yet to come to grips with problem that has arisen alongside President Prabowo Subianto’s efforts to build a closer relationship with Russia.

Anutin Charnvirakul said that he expected to sign the Agreement on ⁠Reciprocal Trade during President Donald Trump's next visit to Asia.

Simmering anger over former leader Imran Khan’s imprisonment drives protesters back to the streets—and toward Islamabad.

Kristalina Georgieva urges world leaders to implement protective measures to help keep the lights on.